https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=72079
--- Comment #6 from Robert M Campbell <[email protected]> --- Eike Rathke, the problem with Mittaphap, and all other open source fonts for Lao I've found so far, is that they only have the license info or references to the license in the font file itself, and not in a separate file. I know legally this is problematic if the license isn't clear. The Dhyana font on http://www.google.com/fonts/earlyaccess may be a better option in that regard since it seems the license may be more clear. I believe, however, that Mittaphap is the next version of Dhyana, so Mittaphap will be more up-to-date,unless I am mistaken. There's also Phetsarath OT (the Lao government standard font). So, Mittaphap is not the only option. Sorry, I didn't notice the version 5 of Khmer OS. Thanks for catching that! Urmas, I can respect the fact that you don't not want extra fonts that you will neither use, nor will even be installed. I wouldn't want what I feel like is a bunch of bloat on my computer either, especially if it's not the language I speak. Your thoughts and suggestions on the matter are welcome. I hope my proactiveness hasn't come off pushy - that's not my goal. I'm new to contributing to LibreOffice and to programming in C++ in general. My hope is that Laos, as well as Thailand, Cambodia, and Myanmar can have better access to technology via LibreOffice. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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